Video Resources for the PSHE Association Programme of Study

If you're following the PSHE Association’s scheme of work, this guide is here to help. We've mapped our Peerscroller videos to specific learning opportunities within the framework, making it easy to find engaging resources that support your lessons.

Covering Health and Wellbeing, Relationships, and Living in the Wider World across Key Stages 3 to 5, our videos bring PSHE topics to life in a relatable and accessible way. Use this guide to quickly locate relevant content and enhance your teaching with ease.

Here’s how to use this guide:

1. Choose your Key Stage - Start by selecting the Key Stage you're working with (KS3, KS4, or College).

2. Find your learning objective - Expand the relevant PSHE core theme to find the specific learning objective you're planning to cover.

3. Pick a video - Click the link to explore Peerscroller videos that match your objective. Choose the one that best fits your lesson - ready to use with no extra prep needed!

Learning Objectives & Matching Peerscroller Videos:

ObjectiveDescriptionVideos
KS3-H1How we are all unique - that recognizing and demonstrating personal strengths build self-confidence, self-esteem and good health and wellbeingBrowse videos
KS3-H2To understand what can affect wellbeing and resilience (e.g. life changes, relationships, achievements and employment)Browse videos
KS3-H3The impact that media and social media can have on how people think about themselves and express themselves, including regarding body image, physical and mental healthBrowse videos
KS3-H4Simple strategies to help build resilience to negative opinions, judgments and commentsBrowse videos
KS3-H5To recognize and manage internal and external influences on decisions which affect health and wellbeingBrowse videos
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KS3-H6How to identify and articulate a range of emotions accurately and sensitively, using appropriate vocabularyBrowse videos
KS3-H7The characteristics of mental and emotional health and strategies for managing theseBrowse videos
KS3-H8The link between language and mental health stigma and develop strategies to challenge stigma and misconceptions associated with help-seeking and mental health concernsBrowse videos
KS3-H9Strategies to understand and build resilience, as well as how to respond to disappointments and setbacksBrowse videos
KS3-H10A range of healthy coping strategies and ways to promote wellbeing and boost mood, including physical activity, participation and the value of positive relationships in providing supportBrowse videos
KS3-H11The causes and triggers for unhealthy coping strategies, such as self-harm and eating disorders, and the need to seek help for themselves or others as soon as possible [NB It is important to avoid teaching methods and resources that provide instruction on ways of self-harming, restricting food/inducing vomiting, hiding behavior from others etc., or that might provide inspiration for pupils who are more vulnerable (e.g. personal accounts of weight change)]Browse videos
KS3-H12How to recognize when they or others need help with their mental health and wellbeing - sources of help and support and strategies for accessing what they needBrowse videos
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KS3-H14The importance of, and strategies for, maintaining a balance between school, work, leisure, exercise, and online activitiesBrowse videos
KS3-H14The benefits of physical activity and exercise for physical and mental health and wellbeingBrowse videos
KS3-H15The importance of sleep and strategies to maintain good quality sleepBrowse videos
KS3-H16To recognize and manage what influences their choices about physical activityBrowse videos
KS3-H17The role of a balanced diet as part of a healthy lifestyle and the impact of unhealthy food choicesBrowse videos
KS3-H18What might influence decisions about eating a balanced diet and strategies to manage eating choicesBrowse videos
KS3-H19The importance of taking increased responsibility for their own physical health including dental check-ups, sun safety and self-examination (especially testicular self-examination in late KS3) - the purpose of vaccinations offered during adolescence for individuals and society. Liaise with the science department regarding the teaching of the science of blood, organ, and stem cell donationBrowse videos
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KS3-H20Strategies for maintaining personal hygiene, including oral health, and prevention of infectionBrowse videos
KS3-H21How to access health services when appropriateBrowse videos
KS3-H22The risks and facts associated with female genital mutilation (FGM), its status as a criminal act and strategies to safely access support for themselves or others who may be at risk, or who have already been subject to FGMBrowse videos
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KS3-H23The positive and negative uses of drugs in society including the safe use of prescribed and over the counter medicines - responsible use of antibioticsBrowse videos
KS3-H24To evaluate misconceptions, social norms, and cultural values relating to drug, alcohol and tobacco useBrowse videos
KS3-H25Strategies to manage a range of influences on drug, alcohol and tobacco use, including peersBrowse videos
KS3-H26Information about alcohol, nicotine and other legal and illegal substances, including the short-term and long-term health risks associated with their useBrowse videos
KS3-H27The personal and social risks and consequences of substance use and misuse including occasional useBrowse videos
KS3-H28The law relating to the supply, use and misuse of legal and illegal substancesBrowse videos
KS3-H29About the concepts of dependence and addiction including awareness of help to overcome addictionsBrowse videos
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KS3-H30How to identify risk and manage personal safety in increasingly independent situations, including onlineBrowse videos
KS3-H31Ways of assessing and reducing risk in relation to health, wellbeing and personal safetyBrowse videos
KS3-H32The risks associated with gambling and recognize that chance-based transactions can carry similar risks - strategies for managing peer and other influences relating to gamblingBrowse videos
KS3-H33How to get help in an emergency and perform basic first aid, including cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and the use of defibrillatorsBrowse videos
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KS3-H34Strategies to manage the physical and mental changes that are a typical part of growing up, including puberty and menstrual wellbeingBrowse videos
KS3-H35About the purpose, importance and different forms of contraception - how and where to access contraception and advice (see also Relationships)Browse videos
KS3-H36That certain infections can be spread through sexual activity and that barrier contraceptives offer some protection against certain sexually transmitted infections (STIs)Browse videos
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KS3-L1Study, organisational, research and presentation skillsBrowse videos
KS3-L2To review their strengths, interests, skills, qualities and values and how to develop themBrowse videos
KS3-L3To set realistic yet ambitious targets and goalsBrowse videos
KS3-L4The skills and attributes that employers valueBrowse videos
KS3-L5The skills and qualities required to engage in enterpriseBrowse videos
KS3-L6The importance and benefits of being a lifelong learnerBrowse videos
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KS3-L7About the options available to them at the end of key stage 3, sources of information, advice and support, and the skills to manage this decision-making processBrowse videos
KS3-L8About routes into work, training and other vocational and academic opportunities, and progression routesBrowse videos
KS3-L9The benefits of setting ambitious goals and being open to opportunities in all aspects of lifeBrowse videos
KS3-L10To recognize and challenge stereotypes and family or cultural expectations that may limit aspirationsBrowse videos
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KS3-L11Different types and patterns of work, including employment, self-employment and voluntary work - that everyone has a different pathway through life, education and workBrowse videos
KS3-L12About different work roles and career pathways, including clarifying their own early aspirationsBrowse videos
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KS3-L13About young people’s employment rights and responsibilitiesBrowse videos
KS3-L14To manage emotions in relation to future employmentBrowse videos
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KS3-L15To assess and manage risk in relation to financial decisions that young people might makeBrowse videos
KS3-L16About values and attitudes relating to finance, including debtBrowse videos
KS3-L17To manage emotions in relation to moneyBrowse videos
KS3-L18To evaluate social and moral dilemmas about the use of money, including the influence of advertising and peers on financial decisionsBrowse videos
KS3-L19To recognize financial exploitation in different contexts e.g. drug and money mules, online scamsBrowse videos
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KS3-L20That features of the internet can amplify risks and opportunities, e.g. speed and scale of information sharing, blurred public and private boundaries and a perception of anonymityBrowse videos
KS3-L21To establish personal values and clear boundaries around aspects of life that they want to remain private - strategies to safely manage personal information and images online, including on social mediaBrowse videos
KS3-L22The benefits and positive use of social media, including how it can offer opportunities to engage with a wide variety of views on different issuesBrowse videos
KS3-L23To recognize the importance of seeking a variety of perspectives on issues and ways of assessing the evidence which supports those viewsBrowse videos
KS3-L24To understand how the way people present themselves online can have positive and negative impacts on themBrowse videos
KS3-L25To make informed decisions about whether different media and digital content are appropriate to view and develop the skills to act on themBrowse videos
KS3-L26That on any issue there will be a range of viewpoints - to recognize the potential influence of extreme views on people’s attitudes and behaviorsBrowse videos
KS3-L27To respond appropriately when things go wrong online, including confidently accessing support, reporting to authorities and platformsBrowse videos
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KS3-R1About different types of relationships, including those within families, friendships, romantic or intimate relationships and the factors that can affect themBrowse videos
KS3-R2Indicators of positive, healthy relationships and unhealthy relationships, including onlineBrowse videos
KS3-R3About the similarities, differences and diversity among people of different race, culture, ability, sex, gender identity, age and sexual orientationBrowse videos
KS3-R4The difference between biological sex, gender identity and sexual orientationBrowse videos
KS3-R5To recognize that sexual attraction and sexuality are diverseBrowse videos
KS3-R6That marriage is a legal, social and emotional commitment that should be entered into freely, and never forced upon someone through threat or coercionBrowse videos
KS3-R7How the media portrays relationships and the potential impact of this on people’s expectations of relationshipsBrowse videos
KS3-R8That the portrayal of sex in the media and social media (including pornography) can affect people’s expectations of relationships and sexBrowse videos
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KS3-R9To clarify and develop personal values in friendships, love and sexual relationshipsBrowse videos
KS3-R10The importance of trust in relationships and the behaviors that can undermine or build trustBrowse videos
KS3-R11To evaluate expectations about gender roles, behavior and intimacy within romantic relationshipsBrowse videos
KS3-R12That everyone has the choice to delay sex, or to enjoy intimacy without sexBrowse videos
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KS3-R13How to safely and responsibly form, maintain and manage positive relationships, including onlineBrowse videos
KS3-R14The qualities and behaviors they should expect and exhibit in a wide variety of positive relationships (including in school and wider society, family and friendships, including online)Browse videos
KS3-R15To further develop and rehearse the skills of team workingBrowse videos
KS3-R16To further develop the skills of active listening, clear communication, negotiation and compromiseBrowse videos
KS3-R17Strategies to identify and reduce risk from people online that they do not already know - when and how to access helpks3-rBrowse videos
KS3-R18To manage the strong feelings that relationships can cause (including sexual attraction)Browse videos
KS3-R19To develop conflict management skills and strategies to reconcile after disagreementsBrowse videos
KS3-R20To manage the influence of drugs and alcohol on decision-making within relationships and social situationsBrowse videos
KS3-R21How to manage the breakdown of a relationship (including its digital legacy), loss and change in relationshipsBrowse videos
KS3-R22The effects of change, including loss, separation, divorce and bereavement - strategies for managing these and accessing supportBrowse videos
KS3-R23The services available to support healthy relationships and manage unhealthy relationships, and how to access themBrowse videos
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KS3-R24That consent is freely given - that being pressurized, manipulated or coerced to agree to something is not giving consent, and how to seek help in such circumstancesBrowse videos
KS3-R25About the law relating to sexual consentBrowse videos
KS3-R26How to seek, give, not give and withdraw consent (in all contexts, including online)Browse videos
KS3-R27That the seeker of consent is legally and morally responsible for ensuring that consent has been given - that if consent is not given or is withdrawn, that decision should always be respectedBrowse videos
KS3-R28To gauge readiness for sexual intimacyBrowse videos
KS3-R29The impact of sharing sexual images of others without consentBrowse videos
KS3-R30How to manage any request or pressure to share an image of themselves or others, and how to get helpBrowse videos
KS3-R31That intimate relationships should be pleasurableBrowse videos
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KS3-R32The communication and negotiation skills necessary for contraceptive use in healthy relationships (see also ‘Health’)Browse videos
KS3-R33The risks related to unprotected sexBrowse videos
KS3-R34The consequences of unintended pregnancy, sources of support and the options availableBrowse videos
KS3-R35The roles and responsibilities of parents, carers and children in familiesBrowse videos
KS3-R36The nature and importance of stable, long-term relationships (including marriage and civil partnerships) for family life and bringing up childrenBrowse videos
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KS3-R37The characteristics of abusive behaviors, such as grooming, sexual harassment, sexual and emotional abuse, violence and exploitation - to recognize warning signs, including online - how to report abusive behaviors or access support for themselves or othersBrowse videos
KS3-R38To recognize bullying, and its impact, in all its forms - the skills and strategies to manage being targeted or witnessing others being bulliedBrowse videos
KS3-R39The impact of stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination on individuals and relationshipsBrowse videos
KS3-R40About the unacceptability of prejudice-based language and behavior, offline and online, including sexism, homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, racism, ableism and faith-based prejudiceBrowse videos
KS3-R41The need to promote inclusion and challenge discrimination, and how to do so safely, including onlinesBrowse videos
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KS3-R42To recognize peer influence and to develop strategies for managing it, including onlineBrowse videos
KS3-R43The role peers can play in supporting one another to resist pressure and influence, challenge harmful social norms and access appropriate supportBrowse videos
KS3-R44That the need for peer approval can generate feelings of pressure and lead to increased risk-taking - strategies to manage thisBrowse videos
KS3-R45About the factors that contribute to young people joining gangs - the social, legal and physical consequences of gang behaviorsBrowse videos
KS3-R46Strategies to manage pressure to join a gang, exit strategies and how to access appropriate supportBrowse videos
KS3-R47Motivations, misconceptions and consequences of carrying weapons and strategies for managing pressure to carry a weaponBrowse videos
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KS4-H1To accurately assess their areas of strength and development, and where appropriate, act upon feedbackBrowse videos
KS4-H2How self-confidence self-esteem, and mental health are affected positively and negatively by internal and external influences and ways of managing thisBrowse videos
KS4-H3How different media portray idealised and artificial body shapes - how this influences body satisfaction and body image and how to critically appraise what they see and manage feelings about thisBrowse videos
KS4-H4Strategies to develop assertiveness and build resilience to peer and other influences that affect both how they think about themselves and their health and wellbeingBrowse videos
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KS4-H5The characteristics of mental and emotional health - to develop empathy and understanding about how daily actions can affect people’s mental healthBrowse videos
KS4-H6About change and its impact on mental health and wellbeing and to recognise the need for emotional support during life changes and/or difficult experiencesBrowse videos
KS4-H7A broad range of strategies — cognitive and practical — for promoting their own emotional wellbeing, for avoiding negative thinking and for ways of managing mental health concernsBrowse videos
KS4-H8To recognise warning signs of common mental and emotional health concerns (including stress, anxiety and depression), what might trigger them and what help or treatment is availableBrowse videos
KS4-H9The importance of and ways to pre-empt common triggers and respond to warning signs of unhealthy coping strategies, such as self-harm and eating disorders in themselves and othersBrowse videos
KS4-H10How to recognise when they or others need help with their mental health and wellbeing - to explore and analyse ethical issues when peers need help - strategies and skills to provide basic support and identify and access the most appropriate sources of helpBrowse videos
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KS4-H11To make informed lifestyle choices regarding sleep, diet and exerciseBrowse videos
KS4-H12The benefits of having a balanced approach to spending time onlineBrowse videos
KS4-H13To identify, evaluate and independently access reliable sources of information, advice and support for all aspects of physical and mental healthBrowse videos
KS4-H14About the health services available to people - strategies to become a confident user of the NHS and other health services - to overcome potential concerns or barriers to seeking helpBrowse videos
KS4-H15The purpose of blood, organ and stem cell donation for individuals and societyBrowse videos
KS4-H16How to take increased personal responsibility for maintaining and monitoring health including cancer prevention, screening and self-examinationBrowse videos
KS4-H17To assess and manage risks associated with cosmetic and aesthetic procedures, including tattooing, piercings and the use of sunbedsBrowse videos
KS4-H18The ways in which industries and advertising can influence health and harmful behavioursBrowse videos
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KS4-H19The consequences of substance use and misuse for the mental and physical health and wellbeing of individuals and their families, and the wider consequences for communitiesBrowse videos
KS4-H20Wider risks of illegal substance use for individuals, including for personal safety, career, relationships and future lifestyleBrowse videos
KS4-H21To identify, manage and seek help for unhealthy behaviours, habits and addictions including smoking cessationBrowse videos
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KS4-H22Ways to identify risk and manage personal safety in new social settings, workplaces, and environments, including onlineBrowse videos
KS4-H23Strategies for identifying risky and emergency situations, including online - ways to manage these and get appropriate help, including where there may be legal consequences (e.g. drugs and alcohol, violent crime and gangs)Browse videos
KS4-H24To increase confidence in performing emergency first aid and life-saving skills, including cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and the use of defibrillatorsBrowse videos
KS4-H25To understand and build resilience to thinking errors associated with gambling (e.g. ‘gambler’s fallacy’) the range of gambling-related harms , and how to access support for themselves or othersBrowse videos
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KS4-H26The different types of intimacy — including online — and their potential emotional and physical consequences (both positive and negative)Browse videos
KS4-H27About specific STIs, their treatment and how to reduce the risk of transmissionBrowse videos
KS4-H28How to respond if someone has, or may have, an STI (including ways to access sexual health services)Browse videos
KS4-H29To overcome barriers, (including embarrassment and misconceptions) about sexual health and the use of sexual health servicesBrowse videos
KS4-H30About healthy pregnancy and how lifestyle choices affect a developing foetusBrowse videos
KS4-H31That fertility can vary in all people, changes over time (including menopause) and can be affected by STIs and other lifestyle factorsBrowse videos
KS4-H32About the possibility of miscarriage and support available to people who are not able to conceive or maintain a pregnancyBrowse videos
KS4-H33About choices and support available in the event of an unplanned pregnancy, and how to access appropriate help and adviceBrowse videos
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KS4-L1To evaluate and further develop their study and employability skillsBrowse videos
KS4-L2To evaluate their own personal strengths and areas for development and use this to inform goal settingBrowse videos
KS4-L3How their strengths, interests, skills and qualities are changing and how these relate to future career choices and employabilityBrowse videos
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KS4-L4About the range of opportunities available to them for career progression, including in education, training and employmentBrowse videos
KS4-L5About the need to challenge stereotypes about particular career pathways, maintain high aspirations for their future and embrace new opportunitiesBrowse videos
KS4-L6About the information, advice and guidance available to them on next steps and careers - how to access appropriate support and opportunitiesBrowse videos
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KS4-L7About the labor market, local, national and international employment opportunitiesBrowse videos
KS4-L8About employment sectors and types, and changing patterns of employmentBrowse videos
KS4-L9To research, secure and take full advantage of any opportunities for work experience that are availableBrowse videos
KS4-L10To develop their career identity, including values in relation to work, and how to maximize their chances when applying for education or employment opportunitiesBrowse videos
KS4-L11The benefits and challenges of cultivating career opportunities onlineBrowse videos
KS4-L12Strategies to manage their online presence and its impact on career opportunitiesBrowse videos
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KS4-L13The skills and attributes to manage rights and responsibilities at work including health and safety proceduresBrowse videos
KS4-L14About confidentiality in the workplace, when it should be kept and when it might need to be brokenBrowse videos
KS4-L15About the unacceptability and illegality of discrimination and harassment in the workplace, and how to challenge itBrowse videos
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KS4-L16How to effectively budget, including the benefits of savingBrowse videos
KS4-L17How to effectively make financial decisions, including recognizing the opportunities and challenges involved in taking financial risksks4-l16Browse videos
KS4-L18To recognize and manage the range of influences on their financial decisionsBrowse videos
KS4-L19To access appropriate support for financial decision-making and for concerns relating to money, gambling, and consumer rightsBrowse videos
KS4-L20The skills to challenge or seek support for financial exploitation in different contexts including onlineBrowse videos
KS4-L21To evaluate the financial advantages, disadvantages, and risks of different models of contractual terms, including self-employment full-time, part-time, and zero-hours contractsks4Browse videos
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KS4-L22That there are positive and safe ways to create and share content online and the opportunities this offersBrowse videos
KS4-L23Strategies for protecting and enhancing their personal and professional reputation onlineBrowse videos
KS4-L24That social media may disproportionately feature exaggerated or inaccurate information about situations, or extreme viewpoints - to recognize why and how this may influence opinions and perceptions of people and eventsBrowse videos
KS4-L25How personal data is generated, collected and shared, including by individuals, and the consequences of thisBrowse videos
KS4-L26How data may be used with the aim of influencing decisions, including targeted advertising and other forms of personalization online - strategies to manage thisBrowse videos
KS4-L27Strategies to critically assess bias, reliability, and accuracy in digital contentBrowse videos
KS4-L28To assess the causes and personal consequences of extremism and intolerance in all their formsBrowse videos
KS4-L29To recognize the shared responsibility to challenge extreme viewpoints that incite violence or hate and ways to respond to anything that causes anxiety or concernBrowse videos
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KS4-R1The characteristics and benefits of strong, positive relationships, including mutual support, trust, respect and equalityBrowse videos
KS4-R2The role of pleasure in intimate relationships, including orgasmsBrowse videos
KS4-R3To respond appropriately to indicators of unhealthy relationships, including seeking help where necessaryBrowse videos
KS4-R4The importance of stable, committed relationships, including the rights and protections provided within legally recognized marriages and civil partnerships and the legal status of other long-term relationshipsBrowse videos
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KS4-R9To recognize, clarify and if necessary challenge their own values and understand how their values influence their decisions, goals and behaviorsBrowse videos
KS4-R10To understand a variety of faith and cultural practices and beliefs concerning relationships and sexual activity - to respect the role these might play in relationship valuesBrowse videos
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KS4-R11Strategies to manage the strong emotions associated with the different stages of relationshipsBrowse videos
KS4-R12To safely and responsibly manage changes in personal relationships including the ending of relationshipsBrowse videos
KS4-R13Ways to manage grief about changing relationships including the impact of separation, divorce and bereavement - sources of support and how to access themBrowse videos
KS4-R14The opportunities and potential risks of establishing and conducting relationships online, and strategies to manage the risksBrowse videos
KS4-R15The legal and ethical responsibilities people have in relation to online aspects of relationshipsBrowse videos
KS4-R16To recognize unwanted attention (such as harassment and stalking including online), ways to respond and how to seek helpBrowse videos
KS4-R17Ways to access information and support for relationships including those experiencing difficultiesBrowse videos
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KS4-R18About the concept of consent in maturing relationshipsBrowse videos
KS4-R19About the impact of attitudes towards sexual assault and to challenge victim-blaming, including when abuse occurs onlineBrowse videos
KS4-R20To recognize the impact of drugs and alcohol on choices and sexual behaviorBrowse videos
KS4-R21The skills to assess their readiness for sex, including sexual activity online, as an individual and within a coupleBrowse videos
KS4-R22To evaluate different motivations and contexts in which sexual images are shared, and possible legal, emotional and social consequencesBrowse videos
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KS4-R23How to choose and access appropriate contraception (including emergency contraception) and negotiate contraception use with a partnerBrowse videos
KS4-R24The physical and emotional responses people may have to unintended pregnancy - the different options available - whom to talk to for accurate, impartial advice and supportBrowse videos
KS4-R25The importance of parenting skills and qualities for family life, the implications of young parenthood and services that offer support for new parents and familiesBrowse videos
KS4-R26The reasons why people choose to adopt/foster childrenBrowse videos
KS4-R27About the current legal position on abortion and the range of beliefs and opinions about itBrowse videos
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KS4-R28To recognize when others are using manipulation, persuasion or coercion and how to respondBrowse videos
KS4-R29The law relating to abuse in relationships, including coercive control and online harassmentBrowse videos
KS4-R30To recognize when a relationship is abusive and strategies to manage thisBrowse videos
KS4-R31The skills and strategies to respond to exploitation, bullying, harassment and control in relationshipsBrowse videos
KS4-R32About the challenges associated with getting help in domestic abuse situations of all kinds - the importance of doing so - sources of appropriate advice and support, and how to access themBrowse videos
KS4-R33The law relating to ‘honour’-based violence and forced marriage - the consequences for individuals and wider society and ways to access supportBrowse videos
KS4-R34Strategies to challenge all forms of prejudice and discriminationBrowse videos
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KS4-R35To evaluate ways in which their behaviors may influence their peers, positively and negatively, including online, and in situations involving weapons or gangsBrowse videos
KS4-R36Skills to support younger peers when in positions of influenceBrowse videos
KS4-R37To recognize situations where they are being adversely influenced, or are at risk, due to being part of a particular group or gang - strategies to access appropriate helpBrowse videos
KS4-R38Factors which contribute to young people becoming involved in serious organized crime, including cybercrimeBrowse videos
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KS5-H1skills and strategies to confidently manage transitional life phasesBrowse videos
KS5-H2to recognise how idealised images of bodies and pressure to conform, can adversely affect body image and self-esteem - strategies to manage this pressureBrowse videos
KS5-H3to understand the issues and considerations relating to body enhancement or alteration, including long-term consequencesBrowse videos
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KS5-H4to recognise signs of change in mental health and wellbeing and demonstrate a range of strategies for building and maintaining positive mental health, including managing stress and anxietyBrowse videos
KS5-H5to recognise common mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, eating disorders, self-harm and compulsive behaviours [NB It is important to avoid teaching methods and resources that provide instruction on ways of self-harming, restricting food/inducing vomiting, hiding behaviour from others etc., or that might provide inspiration for students who are more vulnerable (e.g. personal accounts of weight change).]Browse videos
KS5-H6to recognise when they, or others, need support with their mental health and effective strategies to address difficulties and promote wellbeingBrowse videos
KS5-H7to analyse and evaluate support available to manage common mental health issues, and how to access the most appropriate supportBrowse videos
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KS5-H8to take responsibility for monitoring personal health and wellbeing, including sun safety, breast awareness and self-examination, testicular self-examination and cervical screeningBrowse videos
KS5-H9to consistently access reliable sources of information and evaluate media messages about health - and how to make informed decisions about health, including vaccination/immunisation’Browse videos
KS5-H10how to register with and access health services in new locationsBrowse videos
KS5-H11to recognise illnesses that particularly affect young adults, such as meningitis and ‘freshers’ flu’Browse videos
KS5-H12how to maintain a healthy diet, especially on a budgetBrowse videos
KS5-H13how to maintain work-life balance, including understanding the importance of continuing with regular exercise and sleep, and balancing time onlineks5-h13Browse videos
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KS5-H14to assess and manage risk and personal safety in a wide range of contexts, including online - about support in place to safeguard them in these contexts and how to access itBrowse videos
KS5-H15to manage personal safety in relation to travel, such as cycle safety, young driver safety, passenger safety, using licensed taxis and getting home safelyBrowse videos
KS5-H16to travel safely around the UK and abroad - understand legal rights and responsibilities when travelling abroad, including passport, visa and insurance requirementsBrowse videos
KS5-H17to perform first aid and evaluate when to summon emergency services, irrespective of any potential legal implications, for example, when the situation involves alcohol, drugs, gangs or violent crimeBrowse videos
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KS5-H18to develop a nuanced understanding of how to select appropriate contraception in different contexts and relationshipsBrowse videos
KS5-H19how to reduce the risk of contracting or passing on a sexually transmitted infection (STI)Browse videos
KS5-H20how to take responsibility for their sexual health and know where, and how, to access local and national advice, diagnosis and treatmentBrowse videos
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KS5-H21to manage alcohol and drug use in relation to immediate and long-term healthBrowse videos
KS5-H22to understand how alcohol and drug use can affect decision making and personal safety, including looking out for friends, safe travel and drink-spikingBrowse videos
KS5-H23the impact of alcohol and drug use on road safety, work-place safety, reputation and careerBrowse videos
KS5-H24the risks of being a passenger with an intoxicated driver and ways to manage thisBrowse videos
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KS5-L1to be enterprising in life and workBrowse videos
KS5-L2to set realistic yet ambitious career and life goals which are matched to personal values, interests, strengths and skillsBrowse videos
KS5-L3to evaluate the ‘next step’ options available, such as higher education, further training or apprenticeships, and gap year opportunitiesBrowse videos
KS5-L4the implications of the global market for their future choices in education and employmentBrowse videos
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KS5-L5how to identify and evidence their strengths and skills when applying and interviewing for future roles and opportunitiesBrowse videos
KS5-L6how to produce a concise and compelling curriculum vitae and prepare effectively for interviewsBrowse videos
KS5-L7how to recognise career possibilities in a global economyBrowse videos
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KS5-L8their rights and responsibilities as students in casual, part-time jobs, including in the ‘gig economy’ks5-l8Browse videos
KS5-L9the importance of professional conduct and how it can be demonstrated in different workplaces including following health and safety protocolsBrowse videos
KS5-L10to understand and appreciate the importance of workplace confidentiality and security including cyber-security and data protectionBrowse videos
KS5-L11to recognise bullying and harassment in the workplace in all its forms and ways to seek or provide support to resolve the situationBrowse videos
KS5-L12the role of trade unions and professional organisations - when and how to constructively challenge workplace behavioursBrowse videos
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KS5-L13how to plan expenditure and budget for changes in circumstances (e.g. when moving out or going to university)ks5Browse videos
KS5-L14to understand and manage salary deductions including taxation, national insurance and pensionsBrowse videos
KS5-L15to evaluate savings optionsBrowse videos
KS5-L16to exercise consumer rights, including resolving disputes and accessing appropriate supportBrowse videos
KS5-L17to manage financial contracts including, mobile phone services and renting items and accommodation - how to identify appropriate adviceBrowse videos
KS5-L18to evaluate the potential gains and risks of different debt arrangements and repayment implicationsBrowse videos
KS5-L19to evaluate the risks in different financial ventures including illegal schemes e.g. illegal money transfersBrowse videos
ObjectiveDescriptionVideos
KS5-L20to set and maintain clear boundaries around personal privacy and to manage online safety in all its forms, including seeking help when appropriateBrowse videos
KS5-L21to effectively challenge online content that adversely affects their personal or professional reputationBrowse videos
KS5-L22to build and maintain a positive professional online presence, using a range of technologiesBrowse videos
KS5-L23how social media can expand, limit or distort perspectives and recognise how content they create and share may contribute to, or challenge thisBrowse videos
KS5-L24to be a critical consumer of online information in all its forms, including recognising bias, propaganda and manipulationBrowse videos
KS5-L25when and how to report or access help for themselves or others in relation to extremism and radicalisationBrowse videos
ObjectiveDescriptionVideos
KS5-R1how to articulate their relationship values and to apply them in different types of relationshipsBrowse videos
KS5-R2to recognise and challenge prejudice and discrimination and understand rights and responsibilities with regard to inclusionBrowse videos
KS5-R3to recognise, respect and, if appropriate, challenge the ways different faith or cultural views influence relationshipsBrowse videos
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KS5-R4to manage mature friendships, including making friends in new placesBrowse videos
KS5-R5to manage personal safety in new relationships, including online activity or when meeting someone for the first time whom they met onlineka5-r4Browse videos
KS5-R6to develop and maintain healthy, pleasurable relationships and explore different levels of emotional intimacyBrowse videos
KS5-R7to evaluate different degrees of emotional intimacy in relationships, the role of pleasure, how they understand the difference between ‘love’ and ‘lust’Browse videos
KS5-R8to use constructive dialogue to support relationships and negotiate difficultiesBrowse videos
KS5-R9to manage the ending of relationships safely and respectfully, including onlineBrowse videos
KS5-R10to recognise the opportunities to build meaningful relationships in the workplace and the boundaries around professional relationshipsBrowse videos
ObjectiveDescriptionVideos
KS5-R11to understand the moral and legal responsibilities that someone seeking consent has, and the importance of respecting and protecting people’s right to give, not give, or withdraw their consent (in all contexts, including online)Browse videos
KS5-R12to understand the emotional, physical, social and legal consequences of failing to respect others’ right not to give or to withdraw consentBrowse videos
KS5-R13how to recognise, and seek help in the case of, sexual abuse, exploitation, assault or rape, and the process for reporting to appropriate authoritiesBrowse videos
ObjectiveDescriptionVideos
KS5-R14to understand the implications of unintended pregnancy and young parenthood - to recognise the advantages of delaying conception, whilst acknowledging the changes in fertility with ageBrowse videos
KS5-R15to negotiate, and if necessary be able to assert, the use of contraception with a sexual partnerBrowse videos
KS5-R16how to effectively use different contraceptives, including how and where to access themBrowse videos
KS5-R17to evaluate the most appropriate methods of contraception in different circumstances (including emergency contraception)Browse videos
KS5-R18to access the pathways available in the event of an unintended pregnancy and understand the importance of getting advice and support quicklyBrowse videos
ObjectiveDescriptionVideos
KS5-R19to recognise and manage negative influence, manipulation and persuasion in a variety of contexts, including onlineBrowse videos
KS5-R20to recognise and manage different forms of abuse, sources of support and exit strategies for unhealthy relationshipsBrowse videos
KS5-R21to recognise forced marriage and ‘honour’ based violence - to get help for themselves or others they believe to be at immediate or future riskBrowse videos
KS5-R22to understand their rights in relation to harassment (including online) and stalking, how to respond and how to access supportBrowse videos
KS5-R23strategies to recognise, de-escalate and exit aggressive social situationsBrowse videos
KS5-R24to evaluate the dangers and consequences of being involved in gangs, serious organised crime or carrying a weaponBrowse videos
KS5-R25ways to celebrate cultural diversity, promote inclusion and safely challenge prejudice and discriminationBrowse videos
 

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